The Laker women's swim and diving team was among the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA)'s 722 teams from 417 institutions selected to the Scholar All-America Team for the spring 2024 semester.

The spring 2024 meeting of SUNY Oswego’s Engineering Advisory Board discussed key strategic objectives and program initiatives to serve the university’s engineering and computer science programs and the greater community.  

Created in 2009, the Engineering Advisory Board was formed as the central stakeholder to the undergraduate engineering program. Comprised of industry experts and leaders, the partnership between higher education and industry has proven successful, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean Kristin Croyle explained.  

The Music Department is pleased to announce a guest cello and piano recital featuring cellist Sara Wollan and pianist Marco Rapattoni at 3 p.m. on Sunday, June 23, in Sheldon Hall ballroom. The event is free and open to the public.

American cellist Wollan joins the eclectic Italian pianist Rapattoni in a concert featuring highlights of the chamber music duo repertoire. They will perform cello and piano works by Debussy, Brahms, Martucci, and the world premiere of "The Devil’s Dance" by NYC composer/ jazz vibraphonist Bill Ware.

WRVO Public Media is commemorating Juneteenth with the one-hour radio special "What Is Owed?" exploring the history of reparations demands and efforts to repay victims of systematic oppression against Black Americans.

Airing at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, June 19, the special emphasizes the voices of Black activists fighting for reparations since the nation's founding.

Lake Effect Cafe in Penfield Library announced summer hours of 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays, through July 26.

The cafe serves Starbucks beverages, fresh baked goods, soup and grab-n-go options.

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Thanks to underwriting from the Richard S. Shineman Foundation, a new scholarship will support Oswego County students attending SUNY Oswego, starting this fall.

For fall 2024, the Shineman Oswego Scholars program will award 25 scholarships to local students for $2,500 per year for up to four years. Starting in fall 2025, the program will provide 10 $1,250 renewable scholarships across the county.

Each of the county’s nine school districts has two recipients, with another seven awards available in open competition throughout the county.

Happy June, everyone! This edition of the Oz Inclusivity Playbook recognizes and celebrates the LGBTQIA2S+ and Caribbean American communities for their culture and their impact throughout society and on our campus. This column will highlight both awareness and address some community engagement opportunities.  

In an effort to maintain patron privacy and keep the ILLiad database (one of the systems used for processing Interlibrary Loan requests) current and running efficiently, Penfield Library will perform a series of procedures during the summer of 2024. No interruption in service is expected as a result of this work.

I am pleased to announce that Mallory Bower has been appointed as director of EXCEL: Experiential Courses and Engaged Learning after serving as interim director for the past year.

Mallory joined the SUNY Oswego community over 10 years ago. Most recently she served as the assistant director for experiential curriculum and assessment in EXCEL. She supported the department through experiential curriculum development and strategic planning for high-level retention programs.

Registration is open for the two youth-focused hands-on learning opportunities in Barbara Shineman Summer Scholars Summer Camps' Sheldon Institute and STEAM Camp.

With these programs, the goal is for children to learn, explore and have fun. 

For either camp, young participants can be dropped off between 8 and 9 a.m., with student pick-up running until 5 p.m.